| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 269315000 | WORK-STOP ABUTMENT | 14 |
| 20100207312 | Silicon Supporting Apparatus and Silicon Heating and Quenching Equipment Using the Same - The silicon supporting apparatus includes: a silicon-supporting part for supporting material silicon, which has a plurality of pipes arranged to be spaced apart from each other at predetermined intervals and each having an internal flow path for flowing a cooling medium L; at least one contact-preventing member made of titanium and provided to be contacted with an outer surface of the pipe to prevent the contact between the material silicon and the pipe; and a fixing member made of titanium and fixing the contact-preventing member to the pipe. | 08-19-2010 |
| 20110037213 | FLEXIBLE FIXTURE - A system and method for supporting a workpiece includes a plurality of support assemblies with movable heads. Positional errors are ascertained for the heads based on different positions thereof and used to properly position the heads to support the workpiece. Other inventive aspects are directed to features of the support assemblies and heads thereof. | 02-17-2011 |
| 20110084435 | Adjustable Flip Stop Assembly For Positioning A Work piece - An improved adjustable work stop device for use in positioning work pieces which for machining purposes are clamped in a vice or other clamping means. The work stop comprises a laterally adjustable base, a flipper mount with flip arm movable in a vertical direction and lockable into desire position thereto, a flip arm with a positioner which is pivotably secured and rotates away from the work piece without scrubbing the work piece surface whereby clearance for machining, work or the like is accomplished on the butted side of the work piece. | 04-14-2011 |
| 20110266736 | VAPOR DRYER HAVING HYDROPHILIC END EFFECTOR - Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to an apparatus and methods for rinsing and drying substrates. One embodiment provides an end effector comprising a body having a contact tip for contacting an edge area of a substrate, wherein the end effector is configured to support the substrate while the substrate is in a rinsing bath and while the substrate is being dried from the rinsing bath, and the contact tip comprises a hydrophilic material. | 11-03-2011 |
| 20120098183 | UNIVERSAL FENCE ASSEMBLIES FOR POWER TOOL TABLES HAVING MULTI-POSITION STOP ASSEMBLIES - A fence assembly includes a fence body having front and rear faces that define a width and top and bottom faces that define a height of the fence body. The fence assembly includes at least one stop assembly, each stop assembly including a stop arm that is moveable from a first position in which the arm overlies one of the faces of the fence body and a second position in which the arm extends away from one of the faces. The fence body has a high-profile position in which the front and rear faces are perpendicular to a table and a low-profile position in which the front and rear faces are parallel with the table. The stop arm overlies one of the front and rear faces when the fence body is in the high-profile position and one of the top and bottom faces when the fence body is in the low-profile position. | 04-26-2012 |
| 20120248675 | Automatic Stop Gauge for Positioning a Workpiece Relative to the Working Member of a Tool - An automatic stop gauge used in woodworking to facilitate the cutting of multiple workpieces to the same length, or working of the pieces at equal positions along each, quickly and accurately has a plurality of stops, moveably mounted on a beam-like fence, which is in turn aligned with and connected to the existing top fence of a cutting or drilling tool when present “Pin” type stops deploy in succession by means of gravity from holes drilled in the beam at incremental spacings of one or more inter-hole distances. An operator presses a work piece against the beam which retracts one or more of the pins from its stop-defining position projecting from the beam, and with lateral movement of the work piece toward the working member of the tool, as guided by the beam, pins redeploy one at a time, to each provide a new stop position for the workpiece. | 10-04-2012 |
| 20130032985 | PORTABLE WORKPIECE STOPPING DEVICE INCLUDING DETAILED METHOD OF USE - A portable workpiece stopping device, attachable to a work surface relative to a primary tool, permitting a repetitive same-length operation to be performed on any number of workpieces, and which allows for interruption of the operation without affecting the essential positioning of the stopping device relative to the primary tool. The stopping device comprises a base plate selectively attachable to a work surface, a rotation plate rotatably coupled to the base plate, an alignment plate adjustably coupled to the rotation plate, a stop plate fixedly coupled to the alignment plate, and a support shelf adjustably coupled to the stop plate. The stopping device can be selectively transitioned from an obstructing position, which blocks the end of a workpiece pressed against the stop plate, thereby allowing the repetitive same-length operation to be performed, to a non-obstructing position which provides for unfettered positioning of any workpiece relative to the primary tool. | 02-07-2013 |
| 20130154175 | PROCESS KIT COMPONENTS FOR USE WITH AN EXTENDED AND INDEPENDENT RF POWERED CATHODE SUBSTRATE FOR EXTREME EDGE TUNABILITY - Process kit components for use with a substrate support of a process chamber are provided herein. In some embodiments, a process kit ring may include a ring shaped body having an outer edge, an inner edge, a top surface and a bottom, wherein the outer edge has a diameter of about 12.473 inches to about 12.479 inches and the inner edge has a diameter of about 11.726 inches to about 11.728 inches, and wherein the ring shaped body has a height of about 0.116 to about 0.118 inches; and a plurality of protrusions disposed on the top surface of the ring shaped body, each of the plurality of protrusions disposed symmetrically about the ring shaped body. | 06-20-2013 |
| 20130256967 | MANAGING ENERGY TRANSMISSION - An apparatus includes a body. The apparatus includes a test slot assembly configured to receive and to support a storage device for testing; at least one first vibration management element, disposed between the body and the test slot assembly and configured to disperse a first frequency vibrational energy. The apparatus includes at least one second vibration management element, disposed between the body and the test slot assembly and configured to disperse a second frequency vibrational energy, the first frequency vibrational energy having a first frequency that is above a second frequency of the second frequency vibrational energy. | 10-03-2013 |
| 20130270760 | Cantilevered Stop Pin Vise Stop - A device for laterally positioning a work piece in a milling machine vise includes a clamp configured to engage a top longitudinal lip of a vise jaw via at least one clamp screw. The clamp defines a notch configured to receive a work piece facing inner lip edge and an outer lip edge. The notch comprises a top lip resting face, an outer lip clamping face and an inner lip clamping face adjacent the inner lip edge. The device may also include a stop pin. A protrusion extends from the inner lip clamping face to receive the stop pin parallel to the work piece facing inner lip edge. The protrusion is configured to cantilever the stop pin substantially to below the top lip resting face from the inner lip edge of the vise jaw and enable a milling clearance from the clamp to the work piece via the stop pin. | 10-17-2013 |
| 20160046034 | FENCES FOR TABLE SAWS - Fences for use in table saws are disclosed. One embodiment may include an actuator, handle or lever to lock and unlock the fence from the table, where the actuator, handle or lever is positioned substantially above the tabletop and substantially within the perimeter of the table (including any rail associated with the table). Another embodiment may include an actuator, handle or lever to lock and unlock the fence from the table, where the actuator, handle or lever is positioned along a top surface of the fence and configured so that the fence unclamps from the saw when the actuator, handle or lever is pressed. The fence may be configured to include a material support shelf that is selectably extendable and retractable. | 02-18-2016 |
| 20160121443 | Clamping device for an adjustable stop of a processing machine, particularly a moulding machine, and processing machine, particularly moulding machine, with a clamping device - A clamping device for an adjustable stop of a processing machine for guiding workpieces through the processing machine is provided with at least one clamping part that clamps the stop against at least one counter stop. The clamping part is provided on a transmission element, wherein the transmission element is acted upon with a force (F | 05-05-2016 |
| 269317000 | Resiliently urged abutment | 1 |
| 20110193282 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SECURING A WORKPIECE TO A FIXTURE PLATE USING AN ADJUSTABLE, LOW-PROFILE, LIGHT-DUTY WORKPIECE CLAMP - A workpiece clamp comprising:
| 08-11-2011 |
| 269318000 | Abutment mounted between spaced parallel arms | 1 |
| 20090051097 | QUICKLY ASSEMBLED AND DISASSEMBLED NON-RETURN PLATE FOR A TABLE SAWING MACHINE - A quickly assembled and disassembled non-return plate for a table sawing machine is assembled on an assembly base of a quickly disassembling device to be pivotally engaged in a pivot notch of a chopper plate by a position-limiting rotary shaft acting as a pivot. A positioning pin is to be axially positioned in a positioning hole of the assembly base. When operated to shift axially, the positioning pin can be inserted and positioned in or disengaged from a through hole of the chopper plate and fixed in position by a positioning member. By so designing, the assembly base can be quickly engaged on or disengaged from the chopper, able to achieve an objective of quick assembling and disassembling of the non-return plates. | 02-26-2009 |
